Dustin Wetdewich
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South Africa hosts 30th Tug-of-War World Championships in Mossel Bay, September 2026. Bringing elite competition to Africa.
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Springbok Women hit the training pitch in Cardiff, embracing Welsh weather as they prepare for WXV opener against Wales on Friday.
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George Whitehead’s milestone match magic delivers back-to-back Currie Cup titles for Griquas with dramatic 23-16 victory over Pumas.
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Griquas produce ruthless attacking display to demolish Lions 52-12 in wet Kimberley semi-final clash.
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Defending champions Griquas claim first win with emphatic 56-26 Bulls demolition, Alexander and Wehr hat-tricks highlighting dominant display.
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Late Stefan Ungerer try gives Stormers 25-19 win over champions Griquas, whilst debutant Matthews’ hat-trick inspires Sharks’ 26-24 Pumas escape.
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Pumas edge Griquas 38-35 in extra time to become first team to win back-to-back SA Cup titles in thrilling final.
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From WP to the Bulls, provinces use vastly different selection methods. Is there a better way to identify Craven Week talent than traditional trials?
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SA Rugby’s massive R500m investment in national teams pays off with championship haul, but R40m loss highlights ongoing sustainability challenges
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Griquas lead SA Cup with six teams chasing four playoff spots. Final round promises drama after Cheetahs’ 87-point demolition of Border.
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